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This is an article that shows you how to turn on the Bluetooth function on a computer that does not support Bluetooth by using USB Bluetooth. Although most new computers have built-in Bluetooth functionality on the hard drive, you can use a Bluetooth USB (also known as a “dongle”) to turn on Bluetooth for a computer that does not have or cannot use Bluetooth. built-in.
Steps
USB Bluetooth Settings
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Buy Bluetooth USB. If you haven’t purchased a Bluetooth USB, find one that matches the operating system you’re using (such as Windows 10 or macOS High Sierra).
- You can find Bluetooth USBs at computer stores and online stores like Tiki. Bluetooth USBs cost from 3 – 30 USD (about 70,000 – 700,000 VND). Remember to buy a Bluetooth USB with good drivers and support for Bluetooth 4.0 or higher. [1] X Research Source
- USB Bluetooth 5.0 is generally more expensive, but has wider coverage and higher speeds. USB 4.0 costs a little less and still connects well with most applications.
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Find an empty USB port on your computer. You will need an empty USB port to attach the Bluetooth USB.
- If your computer is equipped with an oval USB-C port instead of a rectangular USB 3.0 port, you will need to purchase an additional USB to USB-C adapter on your computer.
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Connect the Bluetooth USB to the computer. You’ll have to fit the device into an empty USB port.
- If you are using a USB to USB-C adapter, first attach the USB-C end of the adapter to the computer, and then insert the Bluetooth USB into the empty port of the USB adapter.
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Install the necessary drivers. Windows 8 and 10 operating systems usually automatically recognize USB Bluetooth. If USB Bluetooth doesn’t work when it’s attached to your computer, it’s probably the latest version of the operating system that doesn’t support this device. You can install the latest drivers by using the installation disc that came with the USB Bluetooth or by downloading the installation program from the manufacturer’s website.
- To download drivers from the manufacturer’s website, you’ll search for the device name and “Drivers” via Google. Clicking on the search results leads to the official website of the manufacturer. Click the download driver option. Once the installation file is downloaded, you will go to the Downloads folder, then double-click the installation file and follow the instructions.
Using Bluetooth on Windows
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Turn on the power and connection mode of the Bluetooth device. A Bluetooth device can be a mouse, keyboard, headset, speaker, or wireless controller. You need to turn on the power and connection mode of the device. Refer to the user manual for how to enable the device’s connection mode. Usually you will press and hold a button on the device.
- In some cases, the device will automatically go into connection mode when you turn on the power.
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Click the Bluetooth icon 
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on the Windows taskbar. It’s a blue icon that looks like a “B” with many pointed edges. You’ll see a menu appear on the right side of the screen, right next to the date and time information.
- If you don’t see the Bluetooth icon, click the up arrow to see the full taskbar menu.
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Click Add a Bluetooth Device . This is the option at the top of the displayed menu. You should see the Bluetooth and Other Devices menu appear on the screen.
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Turn on Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn’t already on, simply click the slider below “Bluetooth” to enable Bluetooth.
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Click Add Bluetooth or other device . It’s the first option in the Bluetooth and Other Devices menu.
- If you don’t see this option, make sure you’re looking at the right tag by clicking Bluetooth & other devices in the menu on the left.
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Click Bluetooth . This option is available in the currently displayed menu. Your computer will start searching for Bluetooth devices that are in connection mode.
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Select the name of the device. Click the name of the device you want to connect to the computer.
- If you don’t see the device’s name, try re-enabling connection mode on the device.
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Click Pair . You will see this button in the lower right corner of the selection related to the device to connect. Thus, the device will be connected to the computer via Bluetooth.
- The connection between the device and the computer usually takes about 30 seconds.
- On Windows 7 and earlier, you’ll click on the device name and select Next , then wait for the connection to complete. [2] X Research Source
Use Bluetooth on Mac
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Turn on the power and connection mode of the Bluetooth device. A Bluetooth device can be a mouse, keyboard, headset, speaker, or wireless controller. You need to turn on the power and connection mode of the device. Refer to the user manual for how to enable the device’s connection mode. Usually you will press and hold a button on the device.
- In some cases, the device will automatically go into connection mode when you turn on the power.
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Click the Bluetooth icon
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. This is the option in the menu bar at the top of the screen. You’ll see it on the right side, right next to the date and time information. This shows you the Bluetooth menu.
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Click Turn Bluetooth On . If Bluetooth isn’t already on, you’ll click this option to turn Bluetooth on.
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Click Open Bluetooth Preferences . This is the option at the bottom of the Bluetooth menu.
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Click Connect next to the device name. This selection is usually displayed under “Devices”. This is a connection to a Bluetooth device. The connection process takes about 30 seconds.
- If you don’t see the Bluetooth device name under “Devices”, try re-enabling connection mode on the device.
Advice
- Most newer computers (including desktops) have built-in Bluetooth.
Warning
- Bluetooth devices are designed to use wireless network connections over short distances, typically about 10 meters or less. If you move away from USB Bluetooth, the connection between the device and the computer will be slow or interrupted.
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